# It's aluminium dude. Do NOT use clear! The second it chips, you have to strip and respray. n/m

Posted by The Max (92 J30 Maxima (turbo project nearing completion)) on September 24, 2003 at 03:04:21: In Reply to: So I think I am going to polish my intake plenum...I found my old... posted by awsm66 on September 23, 2003 at 19:20:35: : eastwood manifold polish kit I used on my old Victor Jr. intake for my Nova. : it is a kit that has different sand paper, polish compounds and bits to fit my small die grinder. : I decided to test out a small spot on my spare 5spd plenum to see how well it worked. : below is a picture of a small spot I sanded and polished in about 20 min. I will work on it off and on until I get it done and then clear it. : : Dan do you think "real" clear will hold up to the heat and not turn? I know people used to use spray can clear and it would always turn from the heat. I figure real clear would be fine though. Replys:

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: : eastwood manifold polish kit I used on my old Victor Jr. intake for my Nova. : : it is a kit that has different sand paper, polish compounds and bits to fit my small die grinder. : : I decided to test out a small spot on my spare 5spd plenum to see how well it worked. : : below is a picture of a small spot I sanded and polished in about 20 min. I will work on it off and on until I get it done and then clear it. : : <img src="http://mywebpages.comcast.net/michael-h/polish/intakepolish.jpg"> : : Dan do you think "real" clear will hold up to the heat and not turn? I know people used to use spray can clear and it would always turn from the heat. I figure real clear would be fine though.